FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about the Freedom Capital Finance process, lender comparison, credit enquiries and what to expect.

A formal credit enquiry is only completed with your consent if you choose to proceed. The initial eligibility check is not a formal loan application and does not result in a credit enquiry.
Freedom Capital Finance compares options from a panel of 50+ lenders, covering car finance, asset finance, commercial finance, equipment finance, truck finance and personal lending.
Yes, we can assist PAYG, ABN, sole trader, self-employed and company applicants, subject to lender criteria, documentation requirements and individual circumstances.
No. You can check your options before you commit to a specific vehicle. Understanding your finance options first may help you make a more informed purchasing decision.
No obligation to proceed. The eligibility check is simply a way to understand what may be available for your situation. You are under no obligation to proceed at any stage.
The initial eligibility check is not a formal loan approval. A formal application and credit enquiry only occur with your consent if you choose to move forward after understanding your options.
Yes, subject to lender criteria, asset acceptability and verification requirements. Not all lenders accept private sale transactions, and additional documentation is typically required.
Yes, including utes, commercial vehicles and business-use assets. We assist ABN holders, sole traders, self-employed applicants and company applicants, subject to lender criteria.
Yes, for eligible business-use equipment, machinery and tools of trade. Finance is subject to lender criteria, asset acceptability and individual circumstances.
Timeframes vary depending on the lender, applicant profile, documentation and asset type. We do not guarantee fast approval or specific timeframes, as these are determined by individual lenders.

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No obligation. Formal credit enquiry only with consent.